Upcoming Shows

Guest host Richard Syrett will be joined by executive producer Eli Frankel for a discussion on one of the most famous unsolved murders in American history, the Black Dahlia, and the long-overlooked top suspect in the investigation, who was traced by Los Angeles Police detectives to another murder in Kansas City six years earlier. Frankel will present, through extensive new discoveries and research, the final evidence linking the two murders. Followed by Open Lines in the latter half. Give Richard a call and discuss whatever is on your mind!

Joining Richard Syrett, historian and renegade archaeologist, Dr. Heather Lynn argues that the Anunnaki are ultraterrestrials and interdimensional intelligences. In the latter half, author, attorney, and Vermont farmer John Klar discusses our food systems, and his contention that corporations, activists, and climate alarmists are waging war on farmers.

6-10pm PT: Art Bell - Somewhere in Time returns to 2/16/96 when researcher Dr. Nick Begich delved into Project HAARP.

First Half: Documentarian Luigi Vendittelli is the director and executive producer of S4: The Bob Lazar Story. He joins George Knapp to present evidence of non-human intelligence through technological innovation.

Second Half: Author and researcher Brad Olsen will discuss the mysteries of Antarctica, including alleged Nazi bases set up during WWII and Admiral Byrd's attempt to dislodge them in Operation Highjump. He'll also delve into his travels and adventures in a variety of countries.

First Half: Author Anita Mitchell met and married the 6th man to walk on the moon, the late aviator and astronaut Edgar Mitchell. She'll enlighten us with stories from the early days of the space program and with highlights of Edgar’s work.

Second Half: Death educator Gail Rubin will discuss the many ways we can better understand living and dying. She'll talk about funeral practices, mortality movies, and dying in general, and explain how we can take action to plan for our 100% mortality rate, as well as ponder possibilities for the afterlife.

First Half: James P. Gray, a longtime trial judge in Orange County, California, will share his perspective on the next generation, conditions in U.S. prisons, and immigration reform. He’ll also outline his ideas for improving the quality of life more broadly.

Second Half: Andrew Jones will discuss his latest work at Mount Ararat, where he believes scans reveal the decayed, buried remains of Noah’s Ark. He’ll explain his findings and why he considers the unusual formation to be authentic.

First Half: James Arrowood, President and CEO of the Alcor Life Extension Foundation, will explain cryobiology and the role of cryonics (preservation of legally dead humans or pets, aiming to revive them when future technology can cure diseases). He’ll outline Alcor’s approach, including vitrification at ultra-low temperatures.

Second Half: Andrew Silverman, a medical doctor with a background in physics, discusses his decades of research into near-death experiences and the Shroud of Turin. He’ll examine forensic evidence of the Shroud, including its bloodstains and image, which he says remains unexplained by modern technology.

First Half: Filmmaker Dean Alioto will offer analysis on the current reports of the deaths and disappearances of 11 U.S. scientists that have sparked national attention. He has taken a closer look at the cases and will discuss the potential links involving classified aerospace defense and UAP-related work.

Second Half: C2C's investigative reporter Cheryll Jones presents her interview with author and 'weird historian' Marc Hartzman on the life and legacy of the great escape artist Harry Houdini. He'll talk about Houdini’s significance to the history of magic and his ability to survive seemingly impossible feats.

Researcher Dr. Jim Segala will discuss his work in support of experiencers, with a focus on unexplained injuries that occur under unusual or anomalous circumstances. He'll dive into the mysteries of Skinwalker Ranch and Blind Frog Ranch and explain what makes these two places home to strange experiences and paranormal phenomena. Followed by Open Lines in the latter half. Give George a call and discuss whatever is on your mind!